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DAILY HEBALD.

THURSDAY M0RNI5G... .NOVEMBER 14

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Ansna«Mi«M8a tkla ■▼•Mlav. METROPOLITAN THEATER—Flying Scud; or. a Four Lagged Foitnne.

T••day’s A«Tertlaeai«aM. Metropolitan Theater.—M. Y. Llngham, man> niff. Carpels—Hume A Adams, Nos. 1 and 8 West Washington street. Tea S ore—Horn, Anderson A Co., No. 81 West Washington itreet. I ost—Lady’s Pars. For Rent—Dwelling House, by J. F. Latshaw. In Bankrupt;?—James R. Preston and Deary Bower*. In Bankruptcy—John B. Osgood.

CITY NEWS.

LIoonk County,—The Democratic Central Committee of Boone county are requested to meet at the office of General Kise, In Lebanon, on Saturday, the 10th of November, to consult upon a plan for selecllog delegates to the State Convention and for the organization of the county. By order. James M’Workman, Chairman.

JjJ“ The Democrats and conservative citizens of Parry township, Marlon county, are requested to meet in Southport on Saturday, the IGth instant, at early candle light, to consider business of importance to the Democratic party. A good attendance Is earnestly requested. liy order of tho committee.

Two piers ol the bridge are already up.

Vincennes Railroad

^7* The total outstanding circulation of the Irce banks Is #95,000.

Hng killing was brisk yesterday. Pigs feet, spare ribs and tenderloins are immineut.

Ur Wine is best in the original package. The original package Is about tho size of a musket ball.

fcjf Tbe case of Tali vt. the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Company Is still in progress in the circuit court.

^7* Potatoes, from wagon, rule at #1 p<r bushel. The agricolas waut #1 20, but they don't get it.

ZjT McPevttt Is In Chicago, practicing lor his match with Dion, which is to be playeu December A.

J'JT MacArthur has two votes in the city council. He votes once In person and once by proxy. If Sheperd gets bis rights Mc’s importance will be cut down just one half.

rf In tbe case of Stumph vs. Hamlin, common pleas court, 9 verdict for th« defendant has been returned. A motion for a new trial is pending.

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Ruslne** Notices.

bile Insurance—A Card from Mary Blaes. Kroner’* Hair Dye—John J. Kromer,

t liostnutstreet, Philadelphia.

Wa.l Paper-W II. Roll, No, 33 South Illinois

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Wall Paper- Best at 25 cents at Roll s, furs at Auction-A. T, Hunt.

Tlifl Hankrnpt Law. Wo have for sale the various blank forms for applications under the bankrupt law. Attorneys and others desiring any number of these blanks, will please send in their orders at once.

KT The project of building the New Albany and Cincinnati Railroad has been abandoned for the present by the Madison men who took such an active interest in it.

83T Dr. Brubacker found, yeaterday, on Market street, near Tennessee, a pair of sliver mounted spectacles. The owner can find them at this office by paying for this notice.

W Horn, Anderson A Co. received yesterday a floe lot of oranges, direct by rail from New Orleans In lour days. This Is rapid transportation, and a new route to get early tropical fruity.

jry Rockwell has his dining rooms and lunch arrangements in full operation at the corner of Meridian and Maryland streets, up stairs—opposite Morrison’s Hall. This will prove to be a great convenience to busineaa men.

Claws.—Randall <fc Co., at the New York oyster house, 81 South Illinois street, yesterday received a consignment of ewabs, swlmps and lobster.*, all alive and kicking. They are all good, but tbe swlmps are “the vlttles what Is.”

VST The line weather continues. Yesterday Washington street was radiant with female beauty, and the sidewalk* were carpeted with moire antique and other elegant stuffs. The salesmen at Glenn’s, the Bee Hive and Trade Palace had a bard day of it.

S3T Miko O’Connor, at the Sands’ ale depot, 94 South Illinois street, le selling that favorlte brand of malt at live cente a glaas. The thirsty are always sura of sometblBg good at Mike’s and can have it In the glaaa, horn or pewter.

, fiTUto «*4 tort feMMtf, Dm Am KngJieh geaUeaaa who oeeuplee Mr. Mtfiattilstfctslijr wmdi with ne

From Decency fnl sc boo I nil

eighteen years, born, raised, and well educa-

ted in this city, admitted,

JfJT Pellegrino Pellegrlm ii not tbe Italian who killed a railroad man about a year since. On tbe contrary Pellegrino Is an honest worker In terra cotta, at present living In Louisville.

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%3r The statement of t< u Treaaurer of State for tbe month of October, ahowa the total receipts to bsve been 1379,479 89. The disbursements were t3&V709 30. Balance the first of tbe present month, $194,039 40; against $160,311 90 on tbe first of October.

fry There will be no prayer meeting at the rooms of tbe Young Men’s Christian AMOda. tlon to night. At the meeting held there laat night, a resolution was adopted/ reqneetrag that tbe work of the Young Men’* Christian Aaaocutlon be specially remembered In all tbe praj er meetings to be held In tbe churche* to-night.

ET There is great excitement among whisky men of Now York, caused by a belief that orders have been sent from Washington to the inspectors, In various quarters, to have •onwofthe leading and Influential violators of the rtvenoe laws srrastad and triad, with a view to imprisonment In addition to fines and forfeitures.

special Correspondence Indianapolis Herald. Kokomo, Indxaxa, Ntrsmber 13,1867. nothing baa boon soon in the Herald flnr >me time from this place, aad as we do net carets leave our beautiful aad thriving city mentioned In the daily papers, we will try our hand to write n abort letter for tbs Herald. To a casual obsarmit would feem that Kokomo had but few, if say, facilities to make a tows, but notwithstanding all the disadvantages Kokomo la bolding up beyond comparison. and is increasing In all the varted met ods of bnsiaess. The new hotel that has been talked of so much is now nearly ready for occupancy. It is very large and commodions, and the proprietors, Messrs. Jay and Henderson, deserve •pecial mention for their energy and liberality in erecting such a costly and handsome building. Mr. Wilson’s new livery stable and the city hall are also beautiful buildings, and Alf. Burnett dedicated tbe new ball to a large and appreciate* audience. Armstrong, Brown & Co.’s new brick block, with some ten business rooms on the lower, and tbe Maeonlc Hall in the upper story, la now finished. Tbe work on the coal oil well la now resumed and the prospect la good. The auger has penetrated to the depth of one hundred and fifty feet. Jay A Dollman open their pork bouse on the 20th Instant, and they will then commence cutting up bogs. The lumber market Is extensively carried on here. Howard.

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UGTWe understand that Dr. Pearson, of this city, who has met with great and almost unparalleled success m the treatment of epilepsy, paralysis, cholera, etc.. Is negotiating for the purchase of Greenmount Retreat, near Richmond, with a view to the eatabllahment of a matson de sante for tbe cure of nervous diseases. Should the doctor succeed In making the purchase, we have no doubt he could soon fill the estnbhsbment with patients.

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The selling prices are l. per cent, kigner. Eastern Exchange—Par baying; X premium selling. Market dull on account of scarcity of currency. Revenue stamps are sold ia tarns Orem $103 to $800 at three per cent, discount, and in snow over $900 at four per cent. Pork—In tbe killing of hogs yesterday there was a considerable degree ef activity. All of our slaughter houses were busy, and are likely to be for some days to come, ehoald the weather prove favorable, as we notice that the hogs are still coming In. Wheat, Fletcher A Co. slaughtered yesterday about 600 head of hogs, averaging ia weight 880 pounds. They have on beaks end in pens about 8,000 head. The demand Is good, aad p: ices firm at $6 60 to $6 40 for light to extra heavy. Ferguson ft Co. killed yesterday 310 head of extra heavy. They will have in pens this morning about 1,800 head of good hogs, which come by rail from a distance. Noftlnger, Klagan ft Co. are also packing. Provisions—Tbe market is firm. Mess perk tells at $84; breakfast bacon, 17c.; sugar eared hams, 30®21 s.; plain hams, 16®18c.; shoulders,

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I ard—Steady at 18913Ke. Cranberries—Extra fine are in fair demand at $1T®13 per barrel; wild, $13 SO. Grain and Flour—Firm. Potatoes-Firm at $1 0831 10.

JkT RECOEJCTKXk PPmOwmaD

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From tbe high encomiums of Uu press gsaeralty, wa have so hesitation in recom«md*ag them. They are not new medicines, hot have been before the public for thirty-five years, and A$pro steadily gained popoforit, fo consequence of their remarkable curative properties, and the aaiform satisfaction they have gives wherever triad. The pnaeat propriety to determined to giro them tRat publicity they ao well deserve. The remedies comprise Dr. Sargent’s Backache Pills, o safe and reliable remedy for all diaeMes of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc. Dr. Sargent’s Anti Dyspeptic and Liver Pills, the best remed] discovered for all diseases arising tnm the Stomach, Idpar aad digestive organs. Dr. Sargent’s Cough Syrup, unequaled for Coughs,

Colds, aad all affections of the Lung*. Throat, ^ 3 $ 3 » 000 181 PAHHUISl

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Enreka Liquid Blue

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Is a superior article of bluing put up in three ounce vials which is rapidly taking tho place of Box Blue. WARRANTED NOT TO SPECK CLOTHES. The attention of the tkadx is respectfully invited. Send for a circular. GEORGE JL SLATER, Sole Proprietor, novlS dly 60 Fourth street, Pittsburg.

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Ever offeml by any paper in the West

USTColonel Jim Burgess, by virtue of his office as city councilman, recently united an ardent couple In the holy bonds of matrimony, at the Sherman House. The CoJonol got the service a little mixed, but was fully up to the mark In kissing the bride.

tST Godey's Ladd's Book and Arthur’s Home Magazine, both for December, have been received at Mrs. Merrill’s news depot. No. 32 North Pennsylvania street.

t* shame—A Beaatllatreaaaad her Young.

er Sieier Voluntarily Ruined. A terrible story of shame was revealed yesterday, In the office of the chief of police. The Incidents of this sad revelation are almost beyond comprehension, In their peculiarity. Their principal subject Is a young woman of

Metropolitan Tiieatkr.—A rather fair audience witnessed the performance of the “Flying Scud” last night. The piece is well put dpon the stage, and is worth seeing. It will be repeated again to-night.

nxJExi ZTOxzii xtccesw SCRATCH I SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! In from 10 to 4S hours. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Tbe Itch. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Salt Rheum. Wimton’s Oin ment cures Tetter. Wheaton’s Ointm.nt cures Barber’• Itch. Wheaton’s Olntm-nt cures Old Sores. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Every kind of Humor like Magic. a * Price 50 cents a box; by mall, accents. Address WEEKS ft POTTER, No. 170 Washington street, Boston, Massrchnsetts. For sale by all druggists, octl deodftwly

PATRONIZE THE

advance of ajj. ornxn Routes Hew Stmte Moorna SteepineCmn Knn through to DENNISON. Tickets good via Plqua or Dayton. Passengers to avail themselves oftae quick time_and sure connections of this Short Line for rrrwnrriPVSJP?* IBnSt for tictets ▼»* CO- ^ J. S. SHACKKLFORO, western and Sontliern Agent.

Democratic €entnil Organ, mencmant takow.

Aad extend Its circulation. J

WILLIAM SWEINHART, Merchant Tailor,

AMD D1ALXR IN

Why Shake? Why Burn?

The Indiana Weekly Herald

KSTMeteorological reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Elston,

M. D., meteorological committee: Barom. Therm. Dew ptTh Rain

,j, some time since,as

a substitute teacher in the aecond district school, on Sycamore street, and, two weeks since, rrsularly appointed as a permanent

teacher there, at $400 per annum.

In appearance she Is extraordinarily attractive, with a handsome form, neatly clothed, and a beautiful and expressive face, with dark eyes, long lashes, small, shapely mouth and cheek roses, relieving a pure white face. With this character. Miss Mary C. G—, whose widowed mother lives in the western part of the city, appears her younger sister, of sixteen years—who, up to last Friday, was a pupil In tbe A grade of the school in which her elder sister taught up to that time. Yesterday afternoon, at about four o’clock, both of these young people were taken out of a bouse of ill fame, on Sixth street, east of Sycamore, by

Detective Hazsn and Officer Pettit.

Last Saturday evening they left their mother’s house, under tbe pretext of going to tbe exhibition at Mozart Hall, and never returned. Information of the disappearance being given to the chief of police, diligent search was made throughout all the more prominent bouses of ill fame In the city, but without success, until yesterday afternoon. In tbe chiefs office, both girls passed, without a blush, through tbe ordeal of interlocution, tvlncing throughout a hardihood that seemed very remarkable when it was remembered that they were fresh from a decent home and from tbe associations of the schoolroom. Tbe elder occasionally spoke for both, and in every thing that she said her sister appeared to sustain her. She stated that she bad had enough of the schoolroom, that her mother bad abused her for years, and that she bad taken this step deliberately, and did not intend to retract it. She would not, under any circumstances, go

back to her borne.

Her sister could do so if ahe desired to. Tbe sister appeared to be offended that^a hint of such a desire on her part should be uttered, and finally stated that sbe would follow her elder sister. From tbe chiefs office tbe girl* were taken to tbe office of the school board, where they were confronted by their grayhaired mother. They met her coldly, and responded to her tears and entreaties by reminding her that since tbeir fatber’s death, and up to the hour of their flight, sbe baa abused them, and had frequently said sbe did not carr bow soon tbe elder one left her. The mayor, tbe chief of police, and several others, strongly advised and urged them to yield to their mother’s prayer and remain at home. But they bad no melting mood to exhibit—no tears to shed—no concessions to make. Cold as Icicle, there they sat, before their weeping mother and half a dozen men, and adhered to tbeir terrible choice of a career. They were threatened with the house of refuge. but appeared to understand that their age saved them from that institution. ‘•You must go home or be locked up,” said

the chief.

“Well,” said Mary, quietly rising. “I’m ready to be locked up,” and tbe other echoed her words. And so they were taken down stairs, Into tbe Nintb street station, and locked within tbe private coll, to see what effect that would have upon them; and there they passed the night, while their mother went

home.

In all our experience we have never come upon a sadder case of this kind than this. Their situation gives proof of the need of an Institution wherein such cases can be dealt with for the goodpf tbe unfortunate one. They arc too old to bo sent to the House of Refuge, where they might be reclaimed. Tbe Home of the Friendless will not receive them as unwilling guests. To send them to the Female City Prison as vagrants would be to ruin them yet faster than their own course. So there is nothing left but to discharge them, this morn-

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LOCAL ITEMS.

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Bead ttaio carefially aad

Kromer’s Hair Dye, and aecure a prize. In order to more thoroughly intrduce Kromer’s Hair Dye among the vast number of persons that use such articles of toilet, the proprietor has adopted the plan of distributing through each grots of the Dye a certain number of certificates ealliag for prise*. Many of which are worth more than the cost of an entire gross cf the Dye; yet a. peraen purchasing but a single box of Kromer’a Hair Dye is likely to obtain one which contains a

certificate for a gift worth $50.

Tbe purchaser of a box of Dye, in which a certificate is deposited, will send the certificate, with bis or her full name and poatoffico address, to the proprietor, John J. Kromer, No. 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, and upon the receipt of the tame tbe article amed on tbe certificate will be sent to such person.

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Put these two questions to a man passing through the alterative paroxysms of Fever and Ague, and he will probably reply, “because I can not help myself.’’ But he is mistaken. He can help himself. He need not continne to endure the marrow-search-ing cold and parching heat of intermittent fever unless he chooses. If there Is an established fact in the history of medication.it is this: that HOSTETTEB’S STOMACH BITTERS invariably breaks up the fits of this exhausting disease. Quinine often fails, and whether it fails or not, it is always a dangerous medicine- It stultifies the britin. The Bitters have no such effect Quinine shatters the nervous system. The BITTERS on the other band, arc a glorious nervine; in Met, a specific for nervous ailments. Medicines, as a general rule, are “bad to take.” Not so. this famous vegetable specific. It is m ild and agreeable, not pungeant and nauseating. The liver is always greatly disordered in intermittent and remittent fevers.and this excellent tonic and alterative has antibilioas properties of the highest order. The stimulant employed to diffuse its medicinal virtaes through the organs of the body is perfectly pure, and this can not be said of the spirituous basis of any other tonic. The best advice that can be given to persons residing in malarious regions, or in crowded cities, is to take it a raxvsNTivx of diseases incident in both. Whether used as a protective antidote, or a remedy, it will be found wonderfully efficacious. novl2 deodft w8w

Is one of the larges! and best Family Newspapers in the West and we invite onr political friends to assist in extending its circulation.

Gent’s Furnishing Goods,

No* 81 SwotE meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

T HAVE received a fine assortment of OvercoatJL lags. Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres ana Vest-

ings from New Tork and Philadelphia, will make np in the latest styles, and at

est prices.

which I the l»woct99 dim

JOSEPH STAPH,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

LIST OF rREIHIIIMS.

!*o. » Odd Fellows' Hall, Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

A splendid chance for ladies or gentlemen to secure a handsome present ef

Also, dealer in

Readymade Clothing

Dollars!

And dent** FnrnlaEinft Goods. octl6 dSm JOHN STEINMANN, Cutter.

rriHE proprietors of the Hnau, with the view _L of extending the circulation of the Weekly edition, have reduced their rates of subscription, and offer the following valuable premiums to getters np of clubs of names:

B. L4XUGKAF.

Merchant Tailor,

To the per*®* who wilt send ns the largest

number of new yearly subscribers previous to the first day of *ebruary, 1868, we will give a

paid up life policy of

Ko. IS North Sleridian Street.

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The Wsshitgtda Library Cduyssy

By virtue of their Charter, and ia accordance with its provisions, wiU distribute

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

IN PRESENTS

TO THE

1 We4moo4«r, 8»h of Jaw saury Most, AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN.,

Or at the Institute, Biverside, Ntv Jersey.

One Present worth.

One Present worth One Present worth One Present worth Two Presents worth $2,500 each One Present valued at. Two presents valued $15,000 each On* Present valued at tour Presents valued at $6,000 each...... Tw o Presents, valued at $3,000 each Three Presents valued at $1,000 each Twenty Presents valued at$966 each Ten Presents valued at $800 each Three Present* valued at $250 each Twenty Presents valued at $225 each Fifty-five Pres* nts valued at $200 each... Fifty Presents valued at $15 each..

$40,000 . 90,080 . 10,000 . 5.000 . 5,000 . 18.000 . 80,000 . 10,060 . 20.000 . 6,000 . 8,000 . 10,000 . 3,000 . 1 60 .• 4.500 . 11,000

8,750

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Ttarsfar Ireiia*, Ntrfmfcer U, wmboproaenfodforUe^gthtima in this city, PLYU.C 8CUD; The last scene of hhe play has been pmeoeced the stoat exciting and eensational ever produced upon tbe stage, and is a life like roproeentattou of THE DERBY RACE COURSE.

The complete seeenery for this scene waa 1 bv I .MfWw-*-*— . WUM

painted by of $8,000.

»7rite W. deary, and cost the sum

FRIDAY. Benefit ef HBINR'V' -ARHUKY. And laat night bat one of the FLYING SCUD. Matinee Saturday a* two P. M. PLYING SCUD! Admission 25 cents.

AMUSEMENTS.

MImIq and Female Costumes

Dieses*

Theatrical and Tableau Parties of aR descrip^ tmn*, forelty and country Address 8. G. WHITE, Metropolitan Theater, or apply at No. Ml Vir 1 “ lUln,.

ginia avenue, Indianapolis.

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One Hundred and Ten Presents valued at $100 each H,000

Twenty Presents valued at $75 each 1,500 Ten Presents valned at $50 each 500

The remaining Presents consist of articles, of use and value, appertaining to tho diffusion of Literature and the Fine A rt s 82,000

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Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a Beautiful Steel Plate SagraTlsg,

Worth more at retail than the cost of Certificate And also insures to the holder a

Presemt 1m tfce dromt IMotrifomtiom,

Subscription One Hollar.

icdiately a Due Steel Plate Engraving, at choice

from the following list, and one Certificate ~oi Stock, insuring one present in the great dis-

tribution.

One Dollar Engravings.

No. 1—“Mv Child! My Child.” No. 2Saved! They’re Saved!” No. 3—“Old six; or, the Early Days of the Revolutio

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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

A Card to Invalids.

IN THE

Only twenty mad twenty-five cents for tbe Best Glazed Wall Paper at :he Carpet House of W. H. Boll, No, 38 South Illinois street.

Persons Indebted tons are requested to call apd settle tbeir accounts. Mr. I saac Recond will be found at our office during business hours, and is authorized to receipt In our name. 2tawlm - Jameson & Funkhouser.

Twenty.ffive cents For Glassed Wall Paper; twenty-five cents for Best Wall Paper; twenty to twenty-five cents for Wall Paper, at Roll’s, 38 South Illinois street.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, diseoverad a safe and simple remedy for the Core of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or* gans.and the whole train of disorders brough' on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been eared by this noMe remedy Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted an unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparin and using this medicine. In a sealed envelope, any one who needs it, ran or CHAnon. Addre JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, feblS dlv New York City.

BERKSDIBE LIFE MCRAKCE CO.

Which has a capital of nearly One Million of Dolthatn life policy in a than the

TO the person sending tin tbe second largest list we will give one of

Friends of tbe -North Western Mutual Life Insurance Company, will feel Intereated In knowing that the claim againat tbe company, caused by the death of Nicholas Blaes, late of tbia city, was this day liquidated aa will appear from the following acknowledgement given by thd widow of tbe deceased: Received, Indianapolis, November 13,1867, of the North Mutual Life Insurance Company, by the hands of Martin A Hopkins, five thousand dollars in full, of all clsnas upon said company. Mary Blabs.

Fmreloa Brick Hmcbime.

The only Brick Machine In America which is guaranteed to perform all that is claimed for it. With nine hands and one pah horses It easily makes 8,000 Bricks per hour, or 4.220 by steam power. Satis taction guaranteed. Send for circular. ABRAM KEQtTA, General Agent, j!2 dlv 141 BEQpdway. New York.

WILLIAM KIT ABE A CO.’fl

- - - -r Celebrated Gold Medal Seven Octave

141 Broad* IEJUFBB

Rosewood Pianos

HYATT’S EAFCTBAU&AjML

From itammemo great end wenderfel cures

ot Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Goat, Scrofula, Dys-

- Pustular Eruptions, Piles,

ptpeta. Old Ulcers, PuaU General Debility, etc., msi years, used oy tbe public,:

Alterative Ton to, and Re-torative of Healthful Lifs. Certuicates at Depot, 168 Elm street, Cincinnati. $1 • bottle; six for $9; sent all ever by express. octl dsm

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attest it- power as an

of I

tensive Music Emporium, of Indianapolis, and

V mimed m« ftiM.

Faro at A uctiom.—A. T. Hmmt, sells this morning at half paat nine o’clock at bis Booms, No. 85 East Washington street, almost ei-erytblng in Lade’s Men’s and children’s furs. Nice fresh good*.

Ing, and let them go the r own way. If they could only look Into the terrible future of

Opened Agalm.—Erfmlo I-amg baa purchased hU old establishment. No. 27 South Meridian street, from tbe late proprietors, Whitney ft Co. Tbe place has been thoroughly cleansed and refitted, and there Is no doubt but that It will regain Its old popularity. “Louey” is well known In this community as a caterer to the wants of the Inner man. Give him a call. 12-6

Holloway’s Dills — Heartburn- — Whenever . verflow of bile occurs and the functions of the stomach become deranged, a burning sensation is felt in the region «f the stomach, and is popularly termed Heartburn. Holloway’s Pills, by their Immediate action on the liver, purify its secretions cleanse the sotrent fluids, and expel all acrid irritating matter Irom the stomach. Sold by all druggists. nov5d*wlw

To the person sending ns foe third largest list, we will give a fine

Two Horse Farn Wagon,

HUNNEWELL’S

Manufacture-1 by the Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, vntnad at ElftG-

TOLU

shame, misery, disease and death that Is before them-or know, as do those much more experienced, the horrors of tho life they choose to lead, their steps this morning would take them to their home, however upleasant that may be to them, and tbeir thoughts would turn to reformation, even through most abject

poverty.

Ome fbomoaad Masawlo received to-day representing all sizes ot platds and all colors. Go to the City Store for bargains. 3J-tf

Horae Tails. There is a great deal ot complaint among certain gentlemen that General Grant Is addicted to horse talk. When they wish to get his opinion on reconstruction, he replies by a remark on pedigree, or what Thunder did on the last quarter stretch. When they want to know what he thinks about Sambo, he answers that he believes Dexter several seconds ahead of Mountain Boy, and that he don’t think the latter can close the gap on the for-

mer.

General Grant Is a reticent man. He has Instructed bis subordinates not to talk politics; and, of course, be can not talk politics himself. But we wish to Inquire whether It is not just barely possible that Grant, being a shrewd man, is not, in talking horse, really talking politics, In a covert way, all tbe time? All bis horse talk may be a symbolism In which a sagacious interpreter could read everything relative to Grant’s views and in-

tentions.

The men who arc trying to get opinions from Grant on reconstruction, and receive only horse talk, are, of course, doing this with a view to tbe Presidential election. Te sustain our theory that Grant’s horse talk ia political talk in disguise, we will commence by stating that a horse race and a Presidential race are alike In innumerable particular*. There are a starting point, a home stretch, a winning post, In both. Premising this, let us see how the horse talk may be understood. When an anxious politician salts General Grant whether he will consent to be a candidate, the General will very probably reply that, while tbe time a horse can make depends

largely upon iU *

Factory Flaaaelo, «Eeaa% Wool Yarns, are all sold at Factory prices, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street. 30-tf

Claildrea’o Shoes In great variety, and all sizes, the best assortment in the city, atLtntz’s Shoe Store, 25 West Washington street. 31-tf

The importance of this truly

ANODYNE* | reliable and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of Anodyne is perfectly apparent, that in a&ygpgtjsing, its trpe character fs only to be given, which I ask all who have not witnessed 1U great curative power, to accept

with con9*1*nee.

It is the true remedy for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Tooth and Ear Ache, Head Ache, Painful Menstruation,*Amenorrhea, Dismenorrfaea, Delirium Tremens, Spinal Complaints, Loss of Sleep, aad aa a mild and gentle opiate to all Nervous Affections. In Asthma It has been eminently successful. In Heart Complaints, a very potent remedy. JOHN L. HUN REWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Com mercial Wharf, Boston, Massachusetts. MP*8old by all regular dealers in medicine octl 8 deodftweowlm

To the person sf nding ns the fourth largest list we will give one of

4 >

Singers’ Celebrated Sewing Machines

Yolmed sat $£&.

For the fifth largest list wo WiU giva one of

SINGER’S WORLD RENOWWEISEWM6 MRCHSKS,

Ysalmed. at $«S.

For the sixth largest list we wiU give one of

The “FttfortMate” should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly

1835

STOP

1866

Lamb’s Farfaaed Knitting machines

YOXTK. OOtTGH

Blankets! Blankets Cheap!— Comforts made from the beat materials, now ready at tbe City Store. 30-tf

Tadics* and Wooes* Bronze Polish Boots, double soles, for street wear, at Lima’s Shoe Store, 29 West Washington etreet. 31-tf

lllcn’o. 'Women’s and Children’s Arctic Overshoes, and Bobber Boots and Shoes of all kinds ot Lintz’s Shoe Stove, * West Washington street. 31-tf

ly upon IU blood, age and endurance, good deal U owing to who drives him.

“It haw conferred npon mam a great blesaing. It having curred my face sad bands of an eruption pronounced incurable by all my physicians,’’ writes Hannah G. Fatten, of Cincinnati, about Palmer’s Lotion. t y,. dftwlw

SELLER’S IMPERIAL COlftH SYRUP Will effectually cure Coughs, Hoarsens**, Croup, Colds, Whooping Cough, Infiuenaa, asd aUdiseases of foe Throst and Longs. It is pronounced by all who have used it, foe moat pleasant and efficaciona Cough Remedy ever introduced. ' It has stood the test of Thirty lean, and eon., stantly grows ia favor. n»* NO Mother should he witbont it. No nursery is complete witbont it. Mfir la feck, it sbould be in every family. It is tbe most perfect Soothing Syrup for SORE THROAT aad IRRITATRD LUNGS known aa hundred* can testify who have proved it* efficacy. It is nrompt fo its action, always aafia. ind can be gives to the most delicate child with confi-

dence and itiecesa.

Sold only by Messrs. Dow ft Allex, in this city,

*;:•/ .TlecioO

INDIAN A FOIL IK, INDIANA.

FOUNDERY.

WESTERN FOUNDER!, Established im ISM. B. HOLABIRD & CO.

No. 2—“They’re "Id Seventy-

ion.’-’

paying TWO DOLLARS wiU ro-

f the toll -

of Stock, o presents.

Two Dollar Mofravlnga No. 1 —“Washington’s Courtship.” Washington’s Last Interview with 1

fine Steel Plates, at

thus be-

No. 8-

hfs Mother.”

Tttroo Dollar Hngmvlngs.

Any person paving THREE DOLLARS will

eceive the beautiful Steel

HOLABIRD & Manufacture's of STEAM ENGINES, TJOILERS and Mill Work, Improved Portable JJ Circular Saw Mills, J. € Reed’s Patent f lonr-

Plate of

“ HOME FROM THE WAR,” And three Certificates of Stock, becoming entitled to three presents.

IS,' mg and Com Mills. Our Milts excel all in the market for durability, speed and quality. Pamphlet sent by mail. Address us at 336 West Front street, Cincinnati, • »hio.

Four Dollar Mafravtaffo.

Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS abaU receive the large and beautiful steel Plate of “THE PERILS OP OUR FOREFATHERS,”

And four Certificates of Stock, entitling them to

four presents.

From twenty to thirty steam engines of various sizes constantly on hand.

Remain), Ohio, July 26,1S66.

Messrs. A. B. Holabird ft Co : Dear Sir—I am pleased to say the saw mill which 1 purchased ot you a few months since is the best mill in the country, and foe best saw mill I ever saw. I can out twelve thousand feet per day witn six hands Every tiling works complete, and everybody who

sees ft say that it is the most o

Fire Dollar Engravings.

Any person who pays FIYK DOLLARS shall receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of “ THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,” And five Certificate* of aioak, entitling them to

five presents.

The engravings and certificate* will be delivered to each subscriber at oar loook agencies, or sent by mail, post paid, or express, as may bo or-

dered.

machinery that they lave ever seen. I can no say too many good things in favor of It, beeausi it is everything a man can wish in the w»y of i

’ mifi. fte nave other ». in

e celebrated sa:

_ _ ^ ’o.other i incinuati and Janes-

ville celebrated saw mil s in our vicinity but

they do not compare with ——

?x,ass

be any more wanted here, vours will be the mil that will sell, hours, re.-pecttully. 00*26 dSm J S GRIMES

MARBLE.

X3 A. UAL E r

Dealer in

AMEftlUH AND ITALIAN MARBLE,

keeps on hand and manufactures to order all

■eeps on hand and manufactures to order all kinds of Monumental and Tomb Stonework

which we will sell on tanas to duly comp

Give us a ya||.

All Ol

the latest designs and best patterns used. will sell on tanas to duly competition

SOLICITORS.

CHARLES WERBE & CO., SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,

COUNSELORS AT PATENT LAW, Model Builders, Dealers in Patem Bights, and Falented Articles, Office—81 East Market Street, INDIANAPOLIS, UVD.

^^UB facilities for pawoting Patents^arc not In the United States.^ All kinds of Models built to order oct28 dSm

DRY GOODS.

• j

Yalned at ftiffi.

C'JG'i *5

for the seventh largest list wo will give a

Premium Buckeye Wane’and Cider

’’ ’o :.J itjv i ^ ip -• From foe Sent and Agrteallazal Borne oF' J. George Stilx. of IsdUaapolla, valued atffiflffi.

Beaadraeeeaa. R. B> SELLERS ft GO., ^Sols Proprietors Ptttaharg, Paanaylvania.

For the eighth UigndHJ tiSoM

Tba politician, instead of tnroing sway baffled, ought to have the aenae to comprehend

that the real meaning of the remark ia, that hla, Grant’a, chance* for the pretidesof depend not 80 much upon hit aerncea ae npon theparty which pots him in nomination. With fola hint aa s guide, we think the

neral becoi

horse talk of the General - bacons* at ease of tbe otmoet clearness. When he apeak of “bottom,” be refers, of coara, either to the ramp Congreei,or to tbe ability of certain candidates to achieve certain results. A reference to a broken down nag meant radl^aL lam; an enthosl attic description of some young stallion, aglow with vltalitv, refers to Democracy. Ailoaion to an animal which breaks badly and loses a race ahoold bo understood at meaning tbe Republican party In its late match la Mew York. Any allusion to S:l$ meant the results of the lata matches over the State track* of California, Maw York, Maryland aad Mew Jeraey, and baa particular reference to the time made by the Democratic trotter. Any mention of s now tnlkey nndonbtly applies to the feeling of radteatUm over the late elections. Catch weight* local or tide laeoca, aad a “bally trainer” la direct mention of that veteran Jeckey, Thor-

low Wead.

posed of Medicines which have a specific action npon tho morbid eecretlooe of the Langt, which ceases the matter to bo .thrown off by expectoration, then the inflam#tloa will be relieved and tbe cough soon subdued. For tale by dealer* In Family Medicine generaUy. >' dftwlw

HollowskT*a PUls—Fowoe ttntt ft«mo* Tbe preparations of Quinine and Calomel prescribed by foe faculty for this dttemi, are more destructive in their ravages on fo* tamaa body than the complaint Itself, verifying th^old *d*ge, “a remedy won* than the disease.” Holloway’s POls posaom m mlnwal petaom, and an men

speedy and emaaett re. SohUBftVJ

-'r- Morning Glory fed* Stef*

From I. L. Frankem’s House Furnish yfa*.* Indianapolis,jra^ffh* $$??

,S'X}JT ■-

i’s House Furnishing Rmpo-

LPiaK

> * list *r

o \.a sk*. -m tot

TURBCR’8 TIC 01

TUR1UP8 TIC MVL0UREF1 9K

Oood Affiemto Wauatest im wy«oj county In this State for fog fpUfrRpg Snap, proachable instruments: Melmwmw dfc

it os.* in.

^ UNIVEMAL

VXaw?

PHO *qgM F -irg ititpawai .tiflO s , r ] ux nciasb 0 *-s!oiW .D i

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olO-dftwSm

From this, It will be soen that there la really

leenoral

ft a gaatt-

ib* old tar. It will be found that ha traits all

arum uis, ii

■o need of any obaeority Is regard to

Grant’s views. When one talks with a

r, it will ba found that ha tra in •hip-talk: a woman 1* ft

taTThe toDsorlai artiste who for maay years operated under the Bate* Boom, hev* opened out over Moyer’s ei*ar etor*.» Weot Washlag ton ttrooL They are faffilllarly known aa John, Edward and Jordon, all Germans, and they understand their buetaea*. Their room laonaaf thonoataat aad pleaoanteef la the rtty.

ithly mosleal jonrnaL ^

■*I»milgJfOfe/ll i;

Indlaaapolla, Indiana.

_ — - - htxj lo vtfif'i;*

tmA

table than a pair of neat fitttag tha beot matarlal by good workmen, at a;

i tfcti Ihlnff il tJMk KfomWW faf^arH thffit ftdkA I “ iT’.iTJil'i.T'iioiS

•abjects

erel Grant treat all mstters which

Mm for dlacnsolon. Wbllo hie stupid llstai have enopoaod that ho waa dwetUag on tba

pMataof some nag, ho wao roalljr, la hm

delivering a profound <

of foo Mantra

To nadmetand bora saaaa. This Is what the

hM Mad them for proof of the above, $-tf

WHfiomfowy. A m iwlag PnKi, IlMdM ffii^iinuiliiribiiiy

JJy, la bis way, upon tbe state

hone talk

reqnlra* horse

who

Caaten Flannels sad all tho lowest prleM in tha city,

the City Met*. -

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m g'leteJh ,c»fA

..a atcstdKL ^taharo'4 Ln»

mr a.ipt.».

r .it* A «iir.OL

IMe weakly.

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rtot'pi J o k

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llngiilihtl ebtllty, Indulged ia seme food proiMIe Bt HIBIdMI III® **■ 9r IB y®iS®tkt*

ml do not >—wi.

, euntof; whereas, If they bed amodW of bona 8MMS, foot oooM IfetMi aad come [£^e^ti%ta'b^Sra. ™

Dram Goods, at tho CUy f

For

. daf, a

Call and aw

faH lino of 807*8

iSSn^Mmml

.anoyem.

fell’ MM® ^STATE^NPURA

ton omm nmamasB inwontof Ipdiaasqpolia

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TOBACCO. . .ftMaiu.’, at tAjOf-AA.-Lj. 1 ., ' J. A.^.C^sOBB *1

pti sS t

Bite agentgiir the edebra^d

Mono to Oktmtm Sknreo

gmvmge.

Send orders to ns by mall, enclosing from fl to $30, either by Postoffice Orders er in registered letter, at our risk. Larger am mats should ho

sent by draft or express.

10 shares with Engravings. $8 50 9Bshares with Engravings. .....99 99 BO shares with Engravings ..... 48 80 15shares with Engravings.... .80 00

M0shares with Shgravings..

Local agents wanted throughout the United State*

The Rirerside Inntitute, rate at Riverside, Burlington county, sey t is founded for the purpose of gratuit eating tho sons ot deceased anMaers anc

i of tie United States.

Situate sk BranMc, Brnrlingtou county. New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitously educating foosonsot deceasedSnldMw endSea-

men of

The Board of Trustees consists of tho following well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New

Jersey:

Hon. William B. Mann, District Attorney, Phil adeiphia, Pennsylvania

Statesllint'anri

states mint, and ineetuei of Deeds, Philadelphia,

"ennsylvania.

Hon. James V. Scovel, New Jeney.

Hon. W. W. WaroeNmr Jersey.

Henry Gorman, Esq., agent Adams Express,

hiladelpbia, Pennsylvania.

“ of Joy, Coe ft Co., Philadelphia:

Philai

J. E. Coe, Esq.

TUASOBT DXPABmZXY. WA8HINQTOM, D. C. April 18, ian.—Office of Interual Revenue

Having received satisfactory evidence that the

IjjjZtttoutianlllhrorv t^oni “ "T, - *—

to said

empt From

orotin

Compaa^to eondnek sneh enaerpriseex-

e^duty! 1?A.

The Association have appointed as Receivers, Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE ft CO, 38 South Third street, Philanelphlu, whose well known integrity and business experience will be a sufficient $■ crouton thap toe meoef (MDSk to them wm be promptly apflio^ t^tiftpurpose

stated.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 90,1861. To foe Officers and Members ef the Washington Library Co., N. 3. READ, Secretary. Gentlemen: On recelgb c* your fo t, notifrin r nSVtoi^ L ■

ttvor ot the " tment as

the HI

your enterpri with the benev

benevolent'

viz: the education i

children*

of our i

side Institute, wo trust, and to use our 1 worthy an object.

Address an letters i GEO. A. ( 99 Sooth Third street Receivers for 1

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5 -«r cA MEDICAL

JUTENILE

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MUSIC DEALERS.

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American Organs,

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SHEET MUSIC AND BOOKS.

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Musical Merchandise

ter Mom wanted! in every conaty in In.

«ttona to eanvam^fer

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